Song meaning of Bulls on Parade by Rage Against the Machine

Oh, Bulls on Parade by Rage Against the Machine, a song about marching bulls? I mean, it starts with "Come wit' it now" which obviously means that the bulls are ready to take over and lead this parade. Something explosive must have happened because the microphone is exploding and mold is being shattered? Maybe someone was playing music too loud and the bulls had enough. And then we have the line "Weapons, not food, not homes, not shoes, not need, just feed the war, cannibal animal." Wait, are these bulls now cannibals? What kind of parade is this? And they're rallying with pockets full of shells, like bullet shells? This just took a dark and violent turn. And let's not forget about the "Fistagon" which sounds like a combo of fist and hexagon - are the bulls punching people in the face in hexagonal patterns? And finally, the guitar solo is the perfect accompaniment for a bull march, am I right? Honestly, I have no idea what this song is really about, but it sure does make for a wild interpretation.